Brian Christopherson

Rhule says Nebraska is building an internal AI operation to help with everything from game planning and practice schedules to GPS reports and quality control.

It isn't chewing out an offensive lineman for a missed assignment between series. It flags wasted reps, uncovers inefficiencies and challenges assumptions.

Nebraska has experience, continuity and a new voice in Geep Wade. Now comes the push to run it better and protect the quarterback. Let's look at two key stats to change.

The San Diego State transfer knows respect comes through hard work, while his understanding of Rob Aurich's defense has made him one of Nebraska's key voices.

Hunter says the offseason work in Florida helped build chemistry with Colandrea, whose aggressive style has receivers excited about more explosive plays.

Players say Aurich's confidence, teaching style and willingness to trust his defense have helped build belief heading into fall camp.

The Husker quarterback discusses QBs he enjoyed watching growing up and the chemistry he's building with his new squad.

The quarterback says playing as a freshman built confidence, while this offseason has been about growing physically and mentally.

The veteran defensive tackle discusses holding himself to a higher standard, embracing Nebraska's new four-man front and simplifying the game.

Barney discusses his punt return goals, why Anthony Colandrea is "swaggy," the receiver room and more as fall camp begins.